ENGR 330 - Roof Types

Roofing Powerpoint.ppt

Project CharterRoof Types

Description

Habitat for Humanity has the goal of providing four different aspects with each house they build which include:
durability of the houses
the health of the occupants
the Sustainability of the houses
the low cost of each house
Because of this, it is imperative for Habitat for Humanity and its partners to constantly be reevaluating the design of each of their houses to help maintain these four goals.
Therefore I will be reevaluating their choose of roofing by comparing the leading roofing types so as to find the most cost effective type.

Objectives

Determine the most energy and cost efficient roofing style
We shall address issues such as, but not limited to:
- cost per square foot
- time before the roof will need to be replaced
- how each type will effect the heating and cooling of the house

Outcomes or Deliverables

A detailed analysis of the different types of roofing including the pros and cons of each and a suggested roofing type to use.

Critical Dates

Project launch: tentatively after floor plans are completed
Final report: ?
Final presentation: ?

Estimated Budget

$0

Community Partners

Habitat for Humanity

Stakeholders

Harding University
Rich Wells
Lance Gibson

Cool Roofs.pages

TASK STATUS REPORT
Project Description:	Roof types
Project Sponsor:	HFH	Sponsor Rep:	Rick Eichhorn
Program Manager:	Rich Wells	Project Manager:	David Gillaspie
Period Covered by the Report:	?->11/29/11
Accomplished This Period:
Discovered Cool Roofs Learned about key components of Cool Roof -Solar reflectance -Thermal emittance found sites listing roof types including the SRI
Planned But Not Accomplished This Period:
finding the equations involving Thermal emittance
Objectives To Next Reporting Period:
Expected savings with higher SR, TE, and SRI rough pricing of varying roofing types. Report >
Risks/Outstanding Issues/Problems:
Time Roof pitch

TASK STATUS REPORT
Project Description:	Roof types
Project Sponsor:	HFH	Sponsor Rep:	Rick Eichhorn
Program Manager:	Rich Wells	Project Manager:	David Gillaspie
Period Covered by the Report:	9/27/2011-10/11/2011
Accomplished This Period:
Basic knowledge of the construction of the typical asphalt shingle roof. Introductory knowledge of metal roofing. Initial research into how coloring effects roofs.
Planned But Not Accomplished This Period:
Finding R values for the materials used.
Objectives To Next Reporting Period:
Find those R values!
Risks/Outstanding Issues/Problems:
*

Also of note: the "Library" is ready to use! however, I am open to suggestions on making it better.

TASK STATUS REPORT
Project Description:	Roof types
Project Sponsor:	HFH	Sponsor Rep:	Rick Eichhorn
Program Manager:	Rich Wells	Project Manager:	David Gillaspie
Period Covered by the Report:	9-13-11 -> 9-27-11
Accomplished This Period:
Continued research in what has already been done from the past year. *
Planned But Not Accomplished This Period:
Grantt chart Research of materials commonly used
Objectives To Next Reporting Period:
Begin research on what typically makes up a roof Find R values for each Find prices for each (least important of three at this point
Risks/Outstanding Issues/Problems:
homework lazyness

TASK STATUS REPORT
Project Description:	Roof types in regards to energy efficiency
Project Sponsor:	HFH	Sponsor Rep:	Rick Eichhorn
Program Manager:	Rich Wells	Project Manager:	David Gillaspie
Period Covered by the Report:	9-6-11 -> 9-13-11
Accomplished This Period:
None
Planned But Not Accomplished This Period:
None
Objectives To Next Reporting Period:
If floor plan is finished, begin research into Searcy weather.
Risks/Outstanding Issues/Problems:
The entirety of the research